La Grande evening observer., June 08, 1928, Image 9

Friday, June 8, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
NEWTODAY
WANTED Family washing. . Tripes
rfuonul)lo. Ph. 22U-M. 6-S-2t
VOll RENT 3-rOom furnlahcl
, houau. iuiuir 1214 Y ave.
" 6-S-2tp
WANTJJO JIncloaoil car. We will
. triule now or lined piano for en
ctOHeil cur. Eastern OroKon Music
(V. 6-8-lt
KOlt UKNT K.nnlt uinishoil
housF, SU'3 Admits, rii. S24-W.
6-8-3tl
J01l ItKN'P 6-room furnished
house with gnrnfrc ut J 13 Adumt.
0-s-tf
TOH rlAUK 211 ('hosier While pigs
14. CO eufh. llerl Knltrlit, I'nion.
I'hons 4:14.'
0-8-21)
WANTr-H l';x)crieneel luiiiHlresit.
OulL.Min. Klny.nl, Main 111(1. I
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-..VISIT. f'Altll'S KXOIIANCIH I
;; ; IlKi'AHT.MKNT !
' For Values in ITsed Merohnndine
Vseit Oviol Cone-almim rugs $ 4.00
I'sed Kitchen Chulrs, each 7!
rmd'Chltronler with-mirror.. 10.00
Vsed Ivory Dressers 15.00
UtfiylltftfrlKprator 12.00
I's.d Monarch Kuno 37.60
Used Kitchen Cabinet' 15.00
Used Kllll Klr.e lied Kpi lllK 5.00
I'sert S'tnlOVi Velvet Uug.,.. 7.50
lined 0M2 Heavy Ax Hub 25.00
New l'rlnt linoleum, si. -yd. . .69
O-S-lt
KOK I1KNT Modern furnished 3
room upurtment. with glassed-in
sleeping porch und private bath,
ut' 604 Adums. Call 212-H.
FOB BALE AND TRADE
I'OIl 8AI.E-r-Kurnltuie. 1002 Wash.
. (j-6-Stp
fOll SAWi 10 or 18-aere moiiern
UiCiry and chicken ranch. Good
milk route. I'll. 268-W. O-0-Ctp
KO.Il SALti Dairy, fully equipped.
7- cows, more to freshen. Inquire
North Side llarber Shop. O-tl-stp
KDIt 8AI.E 80 acres on highway
near Jrnbler.' with improvements.
(3. E. Conklln. 0-6-6tp
KOH HALE Lot with sewer nn.l
wuter,on paved street 2 blocks
. from high, school. 1108 2nd St.
; o-2-ct
Fyil SAX.K OH Tit A I.) 13 Auto
tents with floor, and - nwning.
Heavy duck. Furniture Kx
change. 6-2lltf
IfOll SALI'J IJy owner, 1928 half
ton Pontlac, panel delivery, at a
sanrU'LCG.tlox 81, La Oruiidc.
i . ... .... , ... . . 0-4-Olp
FOtl SALR OR TRADE KlecLrlc
iUites. one and two burners, sin
,gle or three heat. Furniture Kx.
change. D-2CIC
VOW KALK 0 ft. Dooring comlilne
with hulking attachments or will
trade for milch cows. Call Main
323 or write; Dox 004, l.n Grumlo.
6-7-3tp
FOE SALB OR TRADJ'l, Auto
wardrobe trunks at prices you
can afford to pay. Wonderful
for the vacation or camping trip.
Furniture Kxchnnge. G-20tf
FOR' RALK 5-room house, garage,
lawn, shrubs, ' shade and fruit
trees. Paved street. Terms can
be had. In good residence sec
tion. 307 Spring St. 5-25tf
FOB RENT
FCfR RENT Small furnished apt..
$25 a month. r O. O. F. temple.
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KOR RENT LlKht housekeeping
rooms. 1512 Adams. Ph. 1'57-J(
FOR RENT 3 -room furnished apt.
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FOR RENT Strictly modern 8
rooin duplex, in host residential
district. Allen Duplex, 1.107 4th
St. Alain 643. 6-2-lmp
FOR RENT fl-room home, with
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MISCEIXANEOT8
I-'OIl Hi UK Saddle horses. J 505
Madison Ave. ' 6-4-Glp
BUY, SKLL, MOVE AND TRADE
nouses. John ilars. 6-2-tt
EASTERN OREGON fichooi of Mu
sic Violin, piano, voice credits,
i: O. O. K. Temple. Ph. 447-J.
3-9-1M
LA UttANDE MATTRESS & Up
holstering & WeavinK Works.
Phone 424-W. Chaa. Edwards,
-Prop. 12-1-lm
MIES. P. S. ROBINSON, accredit
ed teacher of violin and piano
, will teach through the summer.
Kor reservations call 270-J.
1408 4ih. 6-12-lm
MONEY TO LOAN We have mon
ey to loan on desirable city prop
erty at tho low ruto of interest of
G ;',.. We write all kinds of In
surance, IhcluUinff ilfe. Chas, H.
Reynolds. , ..- - 3-10-tf
' S.Vn'ItDAY PROGRAMS
. The National Rroudeasting com
pany program for Saturday fol
lows: 'J to 14, Itroadwuys and
Roiilevards: 10 to 12, Rig Show.
KGO Oakland CtS4.4m-7SOkc)
8, studio program; 9, NHO.
v KEX Portland 277.Gm-10Sn-fce)
S, better eiti.enship; 9, ARC
chain program; 10 to 12, dance
frolic
KHJ Los Angeles (Sfl9.Rm-750-kr)
S. program; it. concert; 10 to
12. dance music: ,12 to 1, Merry
makers. KPO San Francisco (422.3m
710Uc) S, program; U to 10, studio
program; 10, NBC.
K FRO San Francisco (4F4.3m
CCOkc) S, trio; 9, dance music; 12
to 1. organ program.
KYA San Francisco (3I2,m
Sfokc) 8, old-tlmei-H hour; 0, cas
ual program;. 10 to 2, Radio Rug
frolic.
KOIN Portland (.119m-9401;c)
11 to 1, Merrymakers frolic.
K FI Los Angeles (4fiS.Bin-C40-kc)
8. N1MT; 9, string progrum; 10,
conrert; J I to 2. midnight frolic,
KlK-Spoknno (370.2m-S10kc)
FOR SALE
1(10 A. well improved, well watered
and stocked with milch cows,
horses,' sheep, hogs, poultry
n good f arttt and a money
maker; ail clear; on market
road.
160 A. adjoining the flrandn Ronde
Lumber "o. mlrl nt 1'ondosa,
nil In cultivation, and water
right for X'.t acres. Here is a
market right at your door f or
everything you raise. $1000
cash will give you possession.
Other farms, priced right, or I
would not have them.
o
Splendid buys in city properly on
very r asonahle terms.
Money to loan on farms In Wal
lowa. I'nton and Raker counties
and on l-a Grande city property.
Geo. H. Currcy
Realtor .
Mom Starts and Pop is
THAT'S JUST A LOT CP
SAUES TALK.. If VOU
HA-0 PAULEM Foa "HAT
LIM6- OF tUMK. .JTwCEE
NEAR? Aao.VJE'D BE.
It TkE POORHOU'ie WCtHT
MOIWiMOVA.WE'viE GOT
TO START SAIIU&'.TUA.T
KORTO&E OM THE BooF
CVIR MEADS COtAbb
UJE 0OM,S0-U005-W&H"rj
mm :
Danger Ahead
OFFfGF.
wu
VMM HASH Sta.
The tliffoifiiftj In a maiden And
a widow Is the maiden bus to run !
after n man to catch him while the
widow catches by stiuidlitK still.
"jiieezed to death" heads on
advertisement, Which, to an old
maid, should be almost a delight- 1
l'ul as dea,lh from an operation. 1
I
Sheik: "Wonder whether I-ottie :
Kets all her cute clothes?"
Auoiher: "(ioodnessouly knows. ,
sheik: "I'll lot Kooduess has
nothing' to do with, it." j
Smith Would you-er-ndvlse m$
to-cr-murcy, u beautiful girl or a
sensible girl?
Rrown I'm afraid you 11 never
lie aide to marry either, old man. !
Smith Why not I
Drown -Well, a beautiful girl
could do better, and a sensible
ghi would know better.
- '
Dcnr Office Cat My ulfo wants
mo In print her poetry lind she
keep me nyvake nights reading the)
drivel. What would jou re'"
mend for relief?
AiiMver Rock her In sleep. Vsc
u blpvlHK'k.
One of the best English jokes
we have heard dealt with u hobo
leaning on a fence. surrounding the
grounds of an exclusive country
club. An efflclous personage bust
led up. shouting, "'Ere, 'ere, this
won't do. You'll have to move
on!"
"And who are you?" asked the
ragged knight of the highroad.
"The secretary of the club," an
swered tho other.
"Well, that's no way to get mem
bers," remarked the bum as he
leisurely took the road again.
. .
"Now-, do tell me all the scan
dal that's happened while I've been
away."
"There hasn't been nny dear,
while you've been uwny."
8. studio program; 9, NBC; 10 to
12, dance music. ,
KUW Portland (491ni-610kc S,
NB
KOMO Seattle (309.1 m-970kc)
8. NHC; 10, Utile symphony; 11 to
12:30, varied program.
few rp r .
9fce'KA
LOW ROUND
TRIP FARES
In effect daily to September .10,
Return limit October 31, 1928.
CLATSOP BEACHES
NORTH BEACH
TILLAMOOK BEACHES
NEWPORT
Healthful tonic for kid
diesand grown-ups. Fish
ing, ocean bathing, golf'
ing, hiking, horseback
riding, clam digging.
Good hotels, cottages
and tent houses.
Booklet! on Hantft
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Finished
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NOUOft SAvlE-SkME-ME!
MOW ABOUT TRMIMCt A LITTLE
OF IT NOUB.SELF. TUE VMAW
V0U SPEND M0NEM OMDBFl
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AT THE
Karl Dane In
"The Enemy"
At The Arcade
The stage piny, which took the
dramatic world by storm, und was
hulled as the drama's great eat con
tribution to the cause of world
peace, forms a gripping and pow
erful tale for the screen, with Miss
Glsh, ns the tragic heroine. Fault,
a dominant figure, while still los
ing none of her pathetic charm or
fragile appeal.
It Is a story of Austria, laid dur
ing nnd after the war, und is. Inci
dentally, the most modern role Miss
Glsh has ever played, coming prac
tically up to tho present day. Pri
marily a study In human nature
under the lush of war, It Is told In
many delicate Intimate touches, to
gether with n powerful climax in
which Miss Glsh rises to the heights
of a Modjeska or a Bernhardt In
tho soul-gripping episode of the
dead baby, when, her child dead of
starvation, she exults that "my
baity Is sate from the next war!"
. A notablo cast uppeurs in tho
story, under the masterly direction
of Fred Nlblo, Ralph Forbes, fam
ous for his work In "Menu Geste"
and other plays. Is seen as Curl, the
husband torn from the heroine s
arms by war, with Ralph Emerson,
a newcomer from the stage, us
Bruce, her English suitor In the
story of disrupted nationalities.
x Frank 'Currier, as Professor
Arndt, her father, und George Faw
cett as the stern old war porflteer,
have powerful character roles, and
Karl Dane und Polly Moran udd a
comedy relief to the tense story.
FrlUl Rldgwuy gives a splendid
character portrayal as Mitzi, who
faces disgruco to keep her child
from starvation, und John S. Pet
ers, a splendidly balanced perform
ance ns Frit, her husband, an Aus
trian officer. Little Billy Kent
Hchueffer plays the child role In
a clever manner.
Many Thrills
Offered In
"Sunset Legion"
Fred ThoniHon In "The Sunset
Leffion," the western Htur'a lutost
Paruuiount production, uiineunt ut
the Star today. "Tho Sunset" Xc
Klon" conipuit'fl most fuvoinbly
with Ills previous I'urnmount pro
durtlonM, nnd his current produc
tion bids fair to exceed his prov-i
Ions performnnces.
ThoniHon onucla a double role In
this picture. Kor ono ho Is Known
only uu a black masked rider of
tho plains mounted on a black
horse, and tho other uu betnff nn
unconcerned 'wayfarer,' who is
looked upon mostly us being a lit
Uu , "queer," in reality, however,
he-Is a captain of ranffeis, that fa-
moils body of hard riding men, who
have so admirably written several
thrilling pug in the pioneer Jiis
story of America. . . ,
It seems that a frontier town has
been the victim of many Injurious
holdups, especially In the neighbor-
ling gold mines, and the citizens of
the village are very much wrought
I up about- it. A mass meeting Is
I held following a dramatic hold-up
by a gang of outlaws, and during
the session a person, soon to be
I known us the "whittling cowboy"
uppeais. ,Mounwhile, however, the
citizens and bandits alike, have be
come aware of a mysterious strang
er who always rides a black horse
and is likewise black masked.
K vents follow ono another In
rapid fire like manner; following
tho arrival of the cowboy, with tho
mystery, nnd subsequent round-up
of the gung serving lo Inject many
thrilling and dramatic moments In
the picture, which has won so
mnnyt)funs for-Fred Thomson, and
Ids horse, ".Silver King."
nAikirv
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Tmki&. I WELL.
COIM OH LUUCHES AViO
bmtebtaimm& butter. -amd-e&Cl-men
at the
'To KEEP
VJP A
CLUB ONE WEEX THAN
I tO 0W CLOTHES AHt -
FRONT
I'LL HEME-
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IS CEAL CLOSE
By soaenaere
Comedy Pictured
On Tropic Isle
At Colonial
Some of the most picturesque
spots In California were used as ex-,
tertor scenes for tho Hilarious 1 ox
comedy. "Why Sailors Go Wrong,"
now playing at the Colonlul t neu
ter. Most of the camera work was
centered on Balboa Park In, Sun
Diego, which Is noted not only for
the tropical beauty of lis foliage
but for enchanting architecture of
the most unusual sort, also. Tho
roads in this park are lined with
luxuriant trees; shaded fountains
play In quiet patios und some of
the most famous flower giydens In
the world are to be. found In the
recesses of Its grounds.
Other scenes were made nt La
guna Beach, the beauty of which
bus uttrueted a largo colony of art
ists and on a patntiul yacht moorod
off famous Point Lonwi. Theso
backgrounds give added interest to
the picture and nre proof of the
fact that beautiful settings nre es
sentials In comedies as well as In
productions of n more serious na
ture.
"Why Sailors Go Wrong" Is ono
of the most, hilarious comedies
shown bore this year, and Is play
ing tp capacity. Featured In the
cast are Sally Phlpps and Nick
Stuart as romantic young lovers In
whose .interests Sammy Cohen and
Ted McNamara meet with highly
amusing adventures on a desert Is
land, Harold Lloyd
Picture at
Arcade Sunday
Ajrnln Harold Lloyd hn regis
tered a big success an n comedian
and film producer. J-Ila latest
Paramount released comedy eni
titled. "Speedy," arrives at tho Ar-1
card theater Sunday and from nil,
accounts. It surpasses nnythlng yet
attempted by the versatile film star
If thnt Is possible. .
Characteristic ofv all Lloyd
comedies', und perhaps tho biggest ;
factor of the screen comedian's
success lies In his ability to Inject
good, wholesome nnd novel comi
cal situations into his filmn. With
"Speedy," Harold has como tip to
his standard, and many new nnd
hilarious sequences nre features of
tho picture. Everything Is new,
and treated In a typical Lloyd manner.-
j
I Tho bespectacled comedian Is
'said to bo a stickler for nuthon-
Iticity In his pictures, which leads,
I us to bellcvo is the reason for the
jmany Interesting scones of New
jYorlc City incorporated within tho
film. Transporting an entlru com
pany to Now Vork for the sako of
authentic atmosphere in umbltlous
(to say the least), and helps swing
the picture along In it delightfully
smooth manner,
One of tho surprises in this latest
Lloyd effort, Is the uppearunco of
1 tn hi; Rulh himself, who figures In
ono of tho baseball sequences. His
appearance and subetiuent per
formance adds to tho already,
bright lustre of the comedy. ' I
Tho great laugh In stora for all
those who see tho picture, Is tho
I highly amusing sight of a horse
drawn street car traveling through
j the henvlly congested streets of
iNew York with Harold at the helm, '
lor In this ense, the driver's reins.1
Tho antiquated mode of transpor
tation is the subject around which
'Harold has built his bright story.
Ann Christy Is Harold Lloyd's
new- lending lady, nnd an accom
plished actress she is. There In
every reason to believe site will
fulfill all that Is expected of her In
the future.
To anyone who would pass up
this new Lloyd comedy, little could
By Cowan
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IteadlnKa dally,
ftaadlngt by Mall a Specialty
ami-
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Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker State Oil r
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
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A. h. RICHARDSON, U. V,
Surgery
' Rooma 16-17 Telephona
Sommer Building - - Minie"
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Pbyalolan and Burgeon :
Over L, & L, urug Store
Bue. Phone Re. Pbona
Main 671 Main S
R. O. BleOAl,! M. D.
Physician and &urgeon
Sommer Telepncaa
Building Main
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CERTAIN-TEED
, Plaster Wall
Board
Fine for wall and ceil
ings. Warmer in win
ter; cooler in summer
Van Petten
Lumber Co. .
l'liono .Main 53J
"Good Survive Quick"
PEACEFUL
bur service Rlvea an 1m
prgnHion of pence nnd undcr-HtandlnR-,
thus relieving the
bereaved ot nil worriment
nnd responsibility. We carry
out all Instructions.
We Undtnrtand '
ZIMMKItMAN
Main 62
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